Miner Fatally Struck by Slipping Rail at Speculator Mine
John Dunstan, 939 Main St Center, Butte, sustained a severe skull fracture when a steel rail slipped while a partner lowered it at the 1600 foot level of the Speculator mine. He died early today at St James hospital after being found unconscious. Dunstan, a Michigan native with 11 years in Butte mines, has Winglend relatives and previously worked at the Mountain View mine.
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Speculator
John
Dunstan
Duffy
St. James’ Hospital
Secon
Butte
Main Street
Center Ie
Michigan
Winglend
Spectator Muc
Vountain View
Order to Release Girl Does Not Get Her Out
Margaret Hamilton the young girl found in a cabin near the Belmont mine with Inez Teevy and Frank Deacon was sentenced to county jail but granted release on condition she be sent to a reformatory home by her parents. The county authority refused and she will be held for juvenile court today before Judge Donian. Sam Tadovich also present, injured at Meaderville.
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Margaret Hamilton
Belmont
Inez Teevy
Frank Deacon
Donian
London
Standard Oil of New Jersey Ends Its Old Regime
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey ceases to exist in its former form as dissolution decreed by the Supreme Court takes effect. By today, control of subsidiary concerns is relinquished and transfer books close, ending the old corporate regime and the company’s worldwide activities.
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New York
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Stockholder Apportionment to Stretch Over Three Months
The parent organization plans to distribute holdings from over three subsidiaries spreading the adjustment over at least three months. The apportionment of stock will occupy the period, and complete details are not expected to be settled before the end of the quarter.
France in suspense over Franco German talks on Morocco
Paris August 31 France remains in suspense over the outcome of negotiations with Germany regarding Morocco. Official circles show cautious optimism that talks resumed shortly will yield a satisfactory settlement, while the public fears rupture and its economic consequences. Business circles defer new ventures awaiting clear indications of the talks' direction.
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Paris
France
Germany
Morocco
Messenger Boy Charged With Highway Robbery
Great Falls, Aug 31 Special Dispatch Ray Anderson a messenger boy aged 18 years is jailed on highway robbery charges. He was arrested after Nick Tiregalas proprietor of a Greek lodging house alleged a man with a revolver demanded entry at his office. Anderson said he sought his roommate who had fled with his clothes during the night.
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Great Falls
Ray Anderson
Nick Tirogalas
Anderson
Tiregalas
Venture balloon trip by women sails near city
A group of 15 women, led by Captain Kaness, rode a balloon flight this afternoon lasting about two hours and landing several miles north of the city. Names include Catherine Sifr Wipers and Mabel P Weldowoun among the passengers.
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Kaness
Tine
Aero Clus
New Aiver
Tronight
Ana Sfwo
Citiana Batlonn
Tiberry
Fini
Cant
Catherine Sifr Wipers
Mies
Mabel P + Weldowoun
Young Pau Geide on Murder Charge in Deadlocked Trial
New York reports a jury of 12 failed to reach a verdict by midnight in the murder case of Pau Geide a 17 year old exhellboy candidate. William H. Jackson a Wall Street broker was among the men deliberating and the panel was locked in for the night after eight hours of closed sessions.
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New York
T. S
Iife
Pau Geide
Wiliam H. Jackson
Wall Street
Bald Beats Ritchie In 20 Round Fight At San Francisco
In San Francisco on August 31 Matty Baldwin of Charlestown Mass defeated Willie Ritchie of San Francisco by decision after twenty rounds, keeping the action lively through the entire bout.
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San Francisco
Matty Baldwin
Charlestown
Mass
Willie Ritchie
After a Night of Terror Rescued at Sea
Captain J. Samnson and his wife with two children and a seven man crew on the schooner Josie H Burt were rescued by Little Egg Harbor life saving station after a perilous night at sea. Rain and wind battered them throughout.
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Chey
WNW
Samnson
Radek
Schoon
Josie H. Burt
Little Egg Harbor
Peanut roaster explosion kills two in Newark
An explosion of a peanut roaster in Newark New Jersey today injured and killed two men and scattered debris over two city blocks. Edward Grady a machinist suffered fatal head injuries while Gus Pritito owner of the machine was mangled. both are reported to die. Dozens of others faced peril as emergency crews battled the wreckage and possible secondary hazards.
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Newark
N. J
Edward Grady
Gus Pritito
Rescue by Mohawk Volunteers Saves Crew Off Georgetown
The steamship Mohawk rescued the crew of the Bath, Maine schooner Malcolm H. Seavey after the vessel was wrecked on a reef near Georgetown, South Carolina. A Portuguese sailor was swept overboard as the Seavey struck the sand bar. crew clung to rigging, were hauled to safety by lines and a distant Mohawk boat could only reach within 50 yards.
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Malcolm H. Seavey
Georgetown
8. C
Bath
Seavey
Baseball war now up to association
Cincinnati Aug 31 The American association must decide by Sept 1 whether to withdraw from the National agreement and declare war on the major leagues. The National baseball commission rejected all its demands, noting the association’s long-standing aggressiveness and independence since joining the National league system. President Chivington declined to state the association’s course.
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Cincinnati
American Association
National Baseball Commission
Chivington
National Association
Cincinnati Defeats Denver in Heavy Hitting Union Tourney
St Louis August 31 Cincinnati defeated Denver 11 to 5 in a game marked by heavy hitting Chicago defeated St Louis 18 to 4 in the first elimination contests of the Union Printers National Baseball league tournament.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Denver
Chicago
Union Printers
Government to Offer Simms Sun River Lots Sept 27
Interior department to offer additional lots for sale in Simms town within Sun River project on September 27. No lot sold below appraised value and all sales will be cash only.
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The
Standard
Washington
Interiorpartment
Simms
Sun River Project
Nicholses Face Divorce Suit and Custody Battle
Vecial Dispatch reports Thomas H. Nichols sues Berste Nichols for divorce and custody of their one child. The couple wed in 1996 at Scanimon, Kun. The action seeks terms for dissolution and guardianship, with proceedings ongoing.
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Teewistow Tt
Thomas H. Nichols
Hberste Nichols
Teir
Nichols
Scanimon, Kun
German youth dies in Oklahoma City from sneeze induced hemorrhage
Stephen Froe sil, a young German, died today in Oklahoma City from a hemorrhage caused by sneezing. He began to sneeze on August 24 and the nosebleed could not be stopped by physicians.
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Oklahoma City
Stephen Froesil
Cleopatra's Needle Surrounded by Scaffolding Rises Toward Apex
From the London Morning Post reports that Cleopatra's Needle is encased in scat folding to above the plinth and that wooden platforms soon extend toward the pyramid's apex, indicating rapid progress before many days pass.
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London Morning Post
Gotch to defend title in Chicago Labor Day match
Humboldt Iowa Aug 31 Frank Gotch world champion heavyweight leaves by special train for Chicago to face George Hackenschmidt on Labor Day for the title. Accompanied by Mrs Gotch and manager Emil Klank among others he will train lightly at the Chicago Athletic Club and pursue no new rules, aiming to rush the bout and exploit Hackenschmidt weaknesses.
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Humboldt
Iowa
Frank Gotch
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
George Hackenschmidt
Gotch
Morrison Hotel
Chicago Athletic Club
Hackenschmidt
Smith
Smith Hackenschmidt
Smit
Jesse Westergaard
Westergaard
Examinations for Teachers Certificates Result
County superintendent Miss Margaret Ross and Prof. J B Monroe have graded the teacher and state eighth grade exams. Those passing teachers exams receive certificates: Finnis Dean, Cecile Leiffien, Sarah Moore, Marion Sherrard, Mary Clark, Carrie Telin. Eighth grade diplomas go to Morton Elliott, Isabel Watson, Frank Gosman, Margaret Pardhign.
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Standard
Dillion
Aug
Margaret Ross
J. B. Monroe
Finnis Dean of
Wisdom
Cecile Leiffien
Sarah Moore
Marion Sherrard
Mary (Clark
Carrie Telin
Morton Elliott
Isabel Watson
Frank Gosman
Margaret Pldrhign
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Shetland
Sheffield
Nadia
Royal Worcester
Sam Tadovich
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Ridovich
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Mitchell
New York Highlanders
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Printers
Vihllzes
Butch
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